Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin 2.0.13
Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin: Real accessibility, ready profiles, and TTS to meet and care for your audience
When we’re looking to improve accessibility without a complete site overhaul, we recommend the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin. In our experience, this WordPress accessibility plugin expands the boundaries of information access for people with special needs, and it does so without requiring drastic design changes. The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin transforms posts and pages into more understandable experiences for people with perceptual difficulties, cognitive challenges, or hearing or visual impairments.
Furthermore, it’s a lightweight yet powerful solution built in JavaScript, so it works well with most themes and extensions, and runs quickly on modern mobile, laptop, and desktop browsers. Best of all, it sets up in minutes and offers pre-installed profiles for epilepsy, visual impairment, cognitive disability, ADHD, and blindness (partial or total).
Why Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin? (Access for all, without touching code)
The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin is based on a simple idea: content availability is the most important aspect of running any website. Instead of asking your team to relearn semantic HTML or redesign templates, it offers an accessibility widget that users activate on demand. From this panel, users can adjust contrast, text size, spacing, font (including a dyslexia-friendly font), disable animations, invert colors, use a magnifying glass or reading ruler, and even activate text-to-speech to read the content. This reduces barriers without compromising your visual identity.
Operationally, the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin achieves two goals: 1) it brings you closer to WCAG/ADA/508/EAA guidelines seamlessly, and 2) it improves usage metrics (time on page, pages per session) by allowing more people to consume your content on their own terms. For non-technical teams, it’s ideal: you choose which controls to display, where to place the button (multiple positions), and you’re done. And if your stack uses Elementor, Gutenberg, Divi, or a custom theme, the lightweight JS approach avoids conflicts and maintains competitive load times.
Pre-installed profiles that make a difference: epilepsy, visual, cognitive, ADHD and blindness
Not all users have the same needs. That’s why we rely on the pre-installed profiles of the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin; with one click, the visitor activates a set of settings tailored to their context.
-
Epilepsy : reduces or blocks animations/flickers, lowers brightness and neutralizes critical stimuli.
-
Visual impairment : increases font size and spacing, improves contrast, activates magnifying glass and highlights links/titles.
-
Cognitive disability : Increases readability with dyslexia-friendly font , guide line/column, and simplifies visual density.
-
ADHD : minimizes distractions (hides non-essential elements), highlights focus and allows reading by sections.
-
Blindness (partial/total) : prioritizes text-to-speech , keyboard navigation, and high contrast.
These profiles are not fixed: users can combine them or adjust the intensity. From a business perspective, this translates into genuine inclusion and a powerful signal of your brand’s social responsibility. From an SEO/engagement perspective, it means expanded reach without sacrificing performance or design.
Text-to-speech (TTS) with Google Cloud: 240+ voices in 40+ languages
Text-to-speech is one of the standout features of the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin. For people with low vision, eye strain, or auditory preferences, or for multitasking situations, the reader transforms your content into audio with natural voices (including local accents). In multilingual projects, enabling TTS in multiple languages reduces reading friction and increases engagement.
Our usage guidelines:
-
Activate TTS by default in long templates (articles, guides, documentation).
-
Place the player control in a visible location on the widget.
-
Ensure that the titles and subtitles are properly hierarchical (H1–H3) so that the reading follows a logical order.
-
Mobile test: many users consume audio on the go.
With Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin, TTS coexists with the other controls (contrast, size, highlights), so each person can combine audio + visual adjustments as needed.
Improved readability and contrast: dyslexia font, magnifying glass, highlighting, and more
Readability isn’t just about “bigger font.” The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin allows you to:
-
Typographic scale and line/paragraph spacing to reduce density.
-
Font for dyslexia , which improves character recognition in certain profiles.
-
Contrast modes (high, low, monochrome, inversion) for different levels of vision.
-
Highlighting links and titles to guide reading.
-
Magnifying glass , reading ruler and large cursor for precision and focus.
-
Muting sound and pausing animations is key in sensitive environments.
In our experience, these adjustments eliminate micro-barriers that, combined, made the difference between giving up and converting. The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin offers these levers in a clear panel, without forcing you to edit templates or install dozens of micro-plugins.
Simple setup and broad compatibility: Lightweight JS, builders, and popular themes
We like to repeat it because it matters: Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin is lightweight and powerful. Because it’s built in JavaScript, it integrates quickly with almost any theme and builder. The basic flow is:
-
Install and activate Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin.
-
Select which controls to display (profiles, TTS, typography, contrast, guide tools, virtual keyboard, etc.).
-
Define the position of the accessibility button (it has several positions and the panel is draggable).
-
Save and test on mobile/desktop with real users.
If you’re working with caching/CDNs, the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin works well as long as you exclude the widget from aggressive minifications that could break scripts. On-demand activation (initiated by the user) helps maintain the site’s initial performance; and if your brand requires strict compliance, you can pre-activate certain controls by default.
Practical compliance: WCAG/ADA/508/EAA frictionless
No single plugin “guarantees” legal compliance, but Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin brings you much closer to key goals:
-
Perceptible : visual alternatives, TTS, contrast and size control.
-
Operable : keyboard navigation, visible focus, animation pause.
-
Understandable : legible fonts and spacing, reading guide and highlights.
-
Robust : compatible with popular themes and builders, no fragile hacks.
Honest recommendation: combine the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin with good editorial practices (alt text, correct headings, labels on forms, and transcripts/captions on multimedia). This combination will put you in a strong position for audits and, more importantly, with your audience.
Use cases and best practices: accessible content, forms and multimedia
When implementing the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin, we followed this playbook:
-
Content : short paragraphs, coherent H1–H3 headings, lists for procedures, glossaries in technical articles.
-
Images : descriptive alt text; avoid using images for keywords.
-
Forms : visible labels, clear error messages, focus, and logical tab order.
-
Video/Audio : Accessible subtitles, transcripts, and controls.
-
Dark patterns : avoids intrusive pop-ups and unexpected autoplays; offers a “low-stimulus” mode.
The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin puts the “tool belt” in the user’s hands; your team needs to contribute responsible content and UX. Together, you deliver accessibility that feels real.
Conclusion
If your goal is to make your content more accessible and move closer to accessibility standards without redesigning your website, the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin is a surefire shortcut. It’s lightweight yet powerful, built in JavaScript, compatible with most themes, and provides pre-installed profiles (epilepsy, visual, cognitive, ADHD, and blindness) along with text-to-speech and readability/contrast controls. In our experience, content availability goes from being an ideal to a reality with the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin: you can activate, configure, and offer true accessibility starting today.
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Frequently asked question
How many sites can I use the products on?
You can use any product from our store on any website you want.
Will I get updates?
Of course. If you buy an individual product, you’ll get lifetime updates for that purchase.
On the other hand, if you purchase a membership, you will receive updates until your membership expires.
Are the products authentic?
Yes, each product is original. The difference with the author is that we distribute under the GNU GPL v2/3 regulations/license, so we don’t provide additional services from the author, such as customizations, etc. We also don’t provide license keys, and in the case of products that require one to work, we pre-activate them so they don’t require anything and you can use them seamlessly on any website you want.
Do you provide technical support?
Yes, and regarding time, it is usually on average within 24 to 48 business hours.
Now, there are times when, in less than a day, we have already provided an answer and a solution, depending on the case.
Are there download limits?
No. We don’t believe in that format, so you can download as many times as you want. No problem. We pay for high-quality professional storage just to avoid any issues.
Do you provide license keys?
No. It’s not feasible, since we’ve already experienced keys flying everywhere, and we could lose the corresponding accounts.
That said, while all products are original, in the case of products that require a license key to operate, we will take care of pre-activating them.
Refund if product unusable?
We’re here to make sure you’re 100% satisfied with your experience. Our Customer Support Team will do everything possible to ensure you’re comfortable with placing an order and happy with the products you download. But we also know sometimes things happen.
Due to the nature of digital media means that once you have downloaded a plugin or theme there’s really no way to ‘return’ it. No refunds will be given except in the case when the digital product is completely unusable.
If the digital product is unusable, we need time to try to fix it. Otherwise, we will make a refund.
Our support team is available 24/7, if you have any question or need help in installing or configuring digital products purchased on the website, please don’t hesitate to CONTACT US.
Please note that we are not developers of the provided products, so our technical support capabilities are limited.
We do not change product functionality and do not fix developer bugs.
In case you are accepted to get refund, payment refunds are processed within 5-7 business days. All refunds are issued to the original payments. It may take up to 5 days for your refund to be reflected in your PayPal account or bank statement. If you paid using a credit or debit card, the money will be refunded to your card. Depending on your card issuer, it can take up to 30 days for the refund to appear on your card statement.
IMPORTANT! Please CONTACT US first so we can handle your issues. If you arbitrarily open a dispute without contacting us first, your account may be suspended immediately without notice.
Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin: Real accessibility, ready profiles, and TTS to meet and care for your audience
When we’re looking to improve accessibility without a complete site overhaul, we recommend the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin. In our experience, this WordPress accessibility plugin expands the boundaries of information access for people with special needs, and it does so without requiring drastic design changes. The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin transforms posts and pages into more understandable experiences for people with perceptual difficulties, cognitive challenges, or hearing or visual impairments.
Furthermore, it’s a lightweight yet powerful solution built in JavaScript, so it works well with most themes and extensions, and runs quickly on modern mobile, laptop, and desktop browsers. Best of all, it sets up in minutes and offers pre-installed profiles for epilepsy, visual impairment, cognitive disability, ADHD, and blindness (partial or total).
Why Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin? (Access for all, without touching code)
The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin is based on a simple idea: content availability is the most important aspect of running any website. Instead of asking your team to relearn semantic HTML or redesign templates, it offers an accessibility widget that users activate on demand. From this panel, users can adjust contrast, text size, spacing, font (including a dyslexia-friendly font), disable animations, invert colors, use a magnifying glass or reading ruler, and even activate text-to-speech to read the content. This reduces barriers without compromising your visual identity.
Operationally, the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin achieves two goals: 1) it brings you closer to WCAG/ADA/508/EAA guidelines seamlessly, and 2) it improves usage metrics (time on page, pages per session) by allowing more people to consume your content on their own terms. For non-technical teams, it’s ideal: you choose which controls to display, where to place the button (multiple positions), and you’re done. And if your stack uses Elementor, Gutenberg, Divi, or a custom theme, the lightweight JS approach avoids conflicts and maintains competitive load times.
Pre-installed profiles that make a difference: epilepsy, visual, cognitive, ADHD and blindness
Not all users have the same needs. That’s why we rely on the pre-installed profiles of the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin; with one click, the visitor activates a set of settings tailored to their context.
-
Epilepsy : reduces or blocks animations/flickers, lowers brightness and neutralizes critical stimuli.
-
Visual impairment : increases font size and spacing, improves contrast, activates magnifying glass and highlights links/titles.
-
Cognitive disability : Increases readability with dyslexia-friendly font , guide line/column, and simplifies visual density.
-
ADHD : minimizes distractions (hides non-essential elements), highlights focus and allows reading by sections.
-
Blindness (partial/total) : prioritizes text-to-speech , keyboard navigation, and high contrast.
These profiles are not fixed: users can combine them or adjust the intensity. From a business perspective, this translates into genuine inclusion and a powerful signal of your brand’s social responsibility. From an SEO/engagement perspective, it means expanded reach without sacrificing performance or design.
Text-to-speech (TTS) with Google Cloud: 240+ voices in 40+ languages
Text-to-speech is one of the standout features of the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin. For people with low vision, eye strain, or auditory preferences, or for multitasking situations, the reader transforms your content into audio with natural voices (including local accents). In multilingual projects, enabling TTS in multiple languages reduces reading friction and increases engagement.
Our usage guidelines:
-
Activate TTS by default in long templates (articles, guides, documentation).
-
Place the player control in a visible location on the widget.
-
Ensure that the titles and subtitles are properly hierarchical (H1–H3) so that the reading follows a logical order.
-
Mobile test: many users consume audio on the go.
With Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin, TTS coexists with the other controls (contrast, size, highlights), so each person can combine audio + visual adjustments as needed.
Improved readability and contrast: dyslexia font, magnifying glass, highlighting, and more
Readability isn’t just about “bigger font.” The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin allows you to:
-
Typographic scale and line/paragraph spacing to reduce density.
-
Font for dyslexia , which improves character recognition in certain profiles.
-
Contrast modes (high, low, monochrome, inversion) for different levels of vision.
-
Highlighting links and titles to guide reading.
-
Magnifying glass , reading ruler and large cursor for precision and focus.
-
Muting sound and pausing animations is key in sensitive environments.
In our experience, these adjustments eliminate micro-barriers that, combined, made the difference between giving up and converting. The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin offers these levers in a clear panel, without forcing you to edit templates or install dozens of micro-plugins.
Simple setup and broad compatibility: Lightweight JS, builders, and popular themes
We like to repeat it because it matters: Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin is lightweight and powerful. Because it’s built in JavaScript, it integrates quickly with almost any theme and builder. The basic flow is:
-
Install and activate Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin.
-
Select which controls to display (profiles, TTS, typography, contrast, guide tools, virtual keyboard, etc.).
-
Define the position of the accessibility button (it has several positions and the panel is draggable).
-
Save and test on mobile/desktop with real users.
If you’re working with caching/CDNs, the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin works well as long as you exclude the widget from aggressive minifications that could break scripts. On-demand activation (initiated by the user) helps maintain the site’s initial performance; and if your brand requires strict compliance, you can pre-activate certain controls by default.
Practical compliance: WCAG/ADA/508/EAA frictionless
No single plugin “guarantees” legal compliance, but Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin brings you much closer to key goals:
-
Perceptible : visual alternatives, TTS, contrast and size control.
-
Operable : keyboard navigation, visible focus, animation pause.
-
Understandable : legible fonts and spacing, reading guide and highlights.
-
Robust : compatible with popular themes and builders, no fragile hacks.
Honest recommendation: combine the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin with good editorial practices (alt text, correct headings, labels on forms, and transcripts/captions on multimedia). This combination will put you in a strong position for audits and, more importantly, with your audience.
Use cases and best practices: accessible content, forms and multimedia
When implementing the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin, we followed this playbook:
-
Content : short paragraphs, coherent H1–H3 headings, lists for procedures, glossaries in technical articles.
-
Images : descriptive alt text; avoid using images for keywords.
-
Forms : visible labels, clear error messages, focus, and logical tab order.
-
Video/Audio : Accessible subtitles, transcripts, and controls.
-
Dark patterns : avoids intrusive pop-ups and unexpected autoplays; offers a “low-stimulus” mode.
The Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin puts the “tool belt” in the user’s hands; your team needs to contribute responsible content and UX. Together, you deliver accessibility that feels real.
Conclusion
If your goal is to make your content more accessible and move closer to accessibility standards without redesigning your website, the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin is a surefire shortcut. It’s lightweight yet powerful, built in JavaScript, compatible with most themes, and provides pre-installed profiles (epilepsy, visual, cognitive, ADHD, and blindness) along with text-to-speech and readability/contrast controls. In our experience, content availability goes from being an ideal to a reality with the Readabler WordPress Accessibility Plugin: you can activate, configure, and offer true accessibility starting today.
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